English and History Professional Table II

NOTE: Every course will not be offered every semester.

English Courses

ENGLISH COURSES: Minimum of five (5) courses. Students may opt for depth by selecting courses within thematic categories, or may opt for breadth by sampling broadly across those categories. Students considering Graduate studies are strongly advised to meet regularly with the Program Director to plan their course of study to ensure sufficient breadth and depth requirements.

Media + Cultural Studies

ENG 590	Studies in Word and Image
ENG 611	Film and Literature
ENG 703	Popular Literatures
ENG 705	Studies in Visual Cultures
ENG 706	Shakespeare and Performance
ENG 921	Narrative in a Digital Age
ENG 941	Gender and Sex in Literature and Culture

Urban + Global Literatures

ENG 223	Literatures of Exile and Migration
ENG 409	Urban Literatures
ENG 413	Literature and Colonization
ENG 416	American Literatures
ENG 417	Special Topics in American Literatures
ENG 620	Literatures of the Caribbean
ENG 621	Women's Texts, Global Contexts
ENG 623	Film/Literature: Middle East, North Africa
ENG 640	Literatures of Asia and its Diasporas
ENG 650	Indigenous World View
ENG 701	Canadian Literatures
ENG 710	Special Topics in Canadian Literatures
ENG 942	Decolonizing Literature

Literary Histories + Movements

ENG 421	16C Literature and Culture
ENG 422	17C Literature and Culture
ENG 531	18C Literature and Culture
ENG 624	20C Literature and Culture
ENG 632	19C Literature and Culture
ENG 634	Romantic Explorations
ENG 635	Modernism

Rhetoric, Writing + Culture

ENG 200	Writing as a Cultural Act
ENG 520	The Language of Persuasion
ENG 529	Controversies in Public Discourse
ENG 730	The Social Life of Books

Genre Studies

ENG 222	Fairy Tales and Fantasies
ENG 224	Children's Literature
ENG 230	Creativity, Writing and Everyday Life
ENG 402	Comics
ENG 517	Techniques and Topics in Creative Writing
ENG 540	The Novel
ENG 550	Drama
ENG 548	Parenting, Media and Culture
ENG 560	Poetry and Poetics
ENG 570	Auto/Biography
ENG 580	The Gothic
ENG 530	Literary Non-Fiction
ENG 707	Shakespeare and His World

Independent Study

ENG 904	Independent Research Paper
ENG 907	Independent Research Project

History Courses

HISTORY COURSES: Minimum of five (5) courses:

HST courses (numbered between HST 500-899) may be substituted. In total, a maximum of four (4) liberal studies HST courses may be substituted for HIS courses.

HIS 500	History and New Media
HIS 501	Archaeology and Material Culture
HIS 502	Life Stories: Oral History
HIS 510	Museology and Public History
HIS 541	Canada and the First World War
HIS 556	Colonial Africa
HIS 559	Ancient Egypt
HIS 561	The Ottoman Empire
HIS 590	Modern International Relations
HIS 594	War to War: World Conflict, 1900-45
HIS 610	Curating the Past
HIS 615	Film, Television and 20th C History
HIS 620	Imperial Russia
HIS 630	The Soviet Union
HIS 656	Post-Colonial Africa
HIS 661	The Middle East from 1908
HIS 662	The Mughal Empire, 1526-1764
HIS 677	Society in the High Middle Ages, 1000-1500
HIS 678	The Renaissance in Europe
HIS 683	Victorian Britain
HIS 696	The History of Terrorism
HIS 710	Museum and Heritage Management
HIS 742	Canadian Cultural Industries
HIS 755	Themes in Material Culture
HIS 760	African Diaspora
HIS 762	The Making of Modern South Asia, 1757-1947
HIS 783	20th-Century Britain
HIS 790	Modern Germany
HIS 826	Science and World Exploration
HIS 828	Science, Corporations and the Environment
HIS 830	The Indian Act: 1876-Present
HIS 845	Canada in the International Sphere
HIS 854	African-American History
HIS 886	The British Empire and the World
HIS 898	A History of International Organizations
HIS 900	Experiential Learning I
HIS 901	Experiential Learning II